A pound note dating back almost a century could fetch hundreds of pounds at auction this weekend.
The £1 Isle of Man Bank note dating back to 1933 will be up for sale through Douglas auctioneer house Murray's.
The firm's hosting a sale on Allan Street in Douglas on Saturday, August 29.
The black and pink note showing Douglas Bay and the harbour with a green triskelion design on its reverse is estimated to sell for between £300 and £500.
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